Career stories from our alumni

Giovanni Focaraccio strengthened his process modelling judgement, learning to scope analysis at the right level, preserve business context and keep process models useful with BCA.

Jaco Calitz strengthened his business analysis approach, gaining practical tools, clearer guidelines and a more systematic way to approach business context and high-level requirements with BCA.

Saratoga strengthened business analysis training for its consulting team after Michelle van Kesteren assessed BCA first-hand. Three consultants built shared language, practical techniques and clearer confidence in core business analysis with BCA.

Natalie Ramsunder builds clearer requirements by structuring them more clearly, asking better questions earlier, and reducing ambiguity between stakeholders and developers as she moves towards business analysis with BCA.

Jaqueline Ford gained a broader BA perspective, strengthened process modelling skills, and started applying more structure and end-to-end thinking in her work, building stronger confidence in consistent analysis with BCA.

Cisca Van Zyl wanted a more structured way to approach process modelling in her day-to-day work as a business analyst. Through BCA’s Modelling Business Processes course, she refreshed key ideas, filled important gaps, and gained a clearer method she could apply with more confidence.

Carmen Kleyn turns compliance into business analysis impact at Shoprite, using a structured BCS Diploma pathway. By strengthening artefact choices, business case thinking, process modelling, and requirements alignment, especially through Business Analysis Practice, she built confident, repeatable delivery habits with BCA.

Neal Liddle shares how the BCA Diploma helped him move beyond BA theory, build a practical, implementable toolkit, and keep thriving seven years into his business analyst career in retail with BCA.

Angelina sharpened business analysis strategy—structuring processes, clarifying perspectives, and strengthening business cases. She gained practical frameworks and confidence to apply them across projects with BCA.

Elijah Sephesu gained BA knowledge and confidence at the South African Reserve Bank through BCA’s Foundation in Business Analysis—preparing him to progress from technical specialist to aspiring business analyst with BCA.

As an ERP Systems Analyst in Harare’s mining sector, Immanuel Shoniwa needed recognised standards for requirements documentation. Without structure, collaboration across multinational teams risked confusion. Here’s how he gained clarity, consistency, and confidence in his role with BCA.